Keywords › FOR Keyword—Specify ACID's or Permission's Life › Examples: FOR keyword

Examples: FOR keyword

This example forces an ACID to expire after 5 days:

TSS ADDTO(USER23) FOR(5)

This example totally removes the expiration limit from USER23 and thus reactivate the ACID:

TSS REMOVE(USER23) FOR(5)

This example removes the expiration:

TSS ADDTO(USER23) FOR(0)

If the FOR keyword is ADDed to an ACID in combination with the SUSPEND keyword, the ACID is temporarily suspended for the specified number of days and can then be used again. This example suspends USER23 for 14 days:

TSS ADDTO(USER23) SUSPEND
                  FOR(14)

This example uses the FOR keyword to add PROFILE ACIDs and FACILITY(s) to a user:

TSS ADDTO(USER23) FACILITY(TSO)
                  FOR(5)

Note: When used with a PROFILE or FACILITY, the use of that profile or facility expires, not the ACID itself.

This example indicates that USER01 is allowed READ access (default) to any data set suffixed by .FILE for one day (for the rest of today):

TSS PERMIT(USER01) DSNAME(***.FILE)
                   FOR(1)

This example revokes USER01's access:

TSS REVOKE(USER01) DSNAME(***.FILE)